New Tax Incentives Keep Ohio Industry Growing
Ohio lawmakers enacted three laws to retain existing industries and spur expansion rather than chase new firms. The measures, praised by Robert M. Stutz of the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development, aim to quicken adoption and economic growth.
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Robert M. Stutz
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Ohio firms praised for tax breaks shaping plant bets
Wilbur Edwards reports June savings bond sales in Huron County reached 128103 dollars, 47.7 percent of annual goal. Three new laws expand tax relief for industry, including franchise tax credits, tax abatements, and use-on-use exemptions, cited as key factors in Ford Batavia plant decision and Honda expansion near Marysville. officials tout private investment gains despite concerns over tax base losses.
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Wilbur C. Edwards
Huron County Volunteer Savings Bond
Stutz
William O. Rourke
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Clermont County
Michigan
Batavia
Rourke
Ohio
Union County
Honda Motor Co
Marysville
James A. Duerk
Honda
Montgomery Ward
Development Department
Hospital News and Transplant Milestone Report
Admissions list includes Donald Barker Norwalk Julia Hicks Greenwich Samuel Giallombardo Norwalk Robert Cesare Norwalk Carl Rendlen Norwalk Mamie Comparette Norwalk Merwin Bailey Norwalk Lisa Wilson Norwalk Paul Sutter Norwalk Sherry Kocher Norwalk Lawrence Fliger Norwalk Clifford Mills Norwalk Robert Brothers Norwalk Leon Francis Shiloh Discharges include Iva Blair New London Renelda Cook Norwalk Corinne Bouck and son Norwalk Margaret Lortcher and daughter Collins Patricia Ferrell New London Martha Tilton New London Virginia Hipp Norwalk Denise Conley Berlin Heights Future Hopes Mordecai Alchyni seven returned home to Tel Aviv after a kidney transplant Surgeons at University of California San Francisco performed a delicate operation that saved his only kidney. He had lost his other kidney earlier due to narrowing of his renal artery.
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Donald Barker
Norwalk
Julia Hicks
Greenwich
Samuel Giallombardo
Robert Cesare
Carl Rendlen
Mamie Comparette
Merwin Bailey
Lisa Wilson
Paul Sutter
Sherry Kocher
Lawrence Fliger
Clifford Mills
Robert Brothers
Leon Francis
Shiloh
Iva Blair
New London
Mordecai Alchyni
Tel Aviv
University of California
San Francisco
Fun Day at New London to aid playgrounds
The American Legion hosts a Fun Day at Recreation Park in New London on Sunday at 2 p.m. Proceeds fund playground equipment for New London Schools. Clowns and magician Sneaky the Clown, Pepper, and Rinkles perform. MC duties by Smith. Tickets 1.75 adults, 0.75 students in advance. gate prices 2 and 1. Tickets at local shops.
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The
American Legion
Recreation Park
James van Sickle
Ken Deere
Richland County
Pepper
Dave Smith
Smith
Rinkles
Bob's News Centre
Miller Brothers Grocery
Land Transfers Involving Ruth Buckingham and Others
Multiple land transfers listed from decedents and residents to various buyers, including Ruth Buckingham to Akron National Bank Ridgefield Two and Samuel Swicker to Margaret Burdge Norwalk Two. Transfers involve numerous named individuals and towns such as Bellevue City Norwalk Fairfield Ridgefield Wakeman Willard Greenfield Norwalk and Norwalk Cities, with several estates and spouses named across the region.
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Ruth Buckingham
Akron National Bank
Ridgefield
Robert
Gloria Miller
Elanore Rubbe
Bellevue City
Russell & Maleta
William
Pauline Emery
Bradley
Eshter Martin
Charles Fitch
Bill
JoAne Haywood
Jack Harrison
Norwalk City
Dorsey
Alice Gerstenberger
Clarince Harshman
Wakeman Village
Arthur
Denise Brady
Bruce
Debbie Haynes
Gertrude Schreiner
Alma Heisler
Willard City
Larry
Sheryl Long
Donna Johns
Greenfield Two
Void
Eva Hansard
Ruth Konst
Esas Edward
Kathryn Cushman
John Kostoff
Ned
Grnfld
Lawrence Slone
Gerald Lillo
Richmond
Lonnie
Ann Eagle
Frank MacDonald
Norwalk
Neal
Marcella Workman
James
Diana Massie
N.S
Alma Miller
Myron Miller
Eight-year-old hit by pickup on St Marys Street
An 8-year-old Norwalk boy, Eric D. Alexander, was struck by a pickup driven by Dean A. Schaffer while crossing St Marys Street near the municipal pool at 4:36 p.m. He was listed in critical condition with arm injuries at the Medical College of Ohio in Toledo. Schaffer stated he slowed to about 15 mph and braked but could not avoid the child. No citations were issued.
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Norwalk
Medical College of Ohio
Toledo
Eric D. Alexander
W. Elm St
St. Mary's Street
Municipal Swimming
Dean A. Schaffer
Monroeville
Schaffer
St. Mary’s Street
Eric
Local grain prices for Wednesday July 19 1978
Wheat at 2.86 local price Corn 2.05 Oats 1.25 Soybeans 6.23 Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans listed with their local market values for the specified date. The report records the cash prices used by traders and farmers in the regional market.
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